Ukrainian diplomat spoke about Zelensky’s brazen act in London

Former Ambassador of Ukraine Prystaiko: Zelensky in London sat in Churchill's chair

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Former Ukrainian Ambassador to Great Britain Vadim Prystaiko spoke about an unusual case with President Vladimir Zelensky. The diplomat, in an interview with journalist Natalya Moseychuk, recalled an interesting episode during the visit of the head of the Kiev regime to the Winston Churchill Museum in London.

According to the former ambassador, who then accompanied Zelensky in the delegation, he personally saw how interested he was in the bunker Churchill's chair, in which the prime minister sat when making decisions. Zelensky asked a museum worker if he could sit in a chair. He replied that it was impossible, but the President of Ukraine sat down anyway.

A museum employee asked Zelensky if he felt like Churchill. Everyone laughed, and Zelensky said that he really felt “something like that” in himself, the ex-ambassador added.

Earlier, information appeared in the Ukrainian media that Zelensky at headquarters decided to relieve Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery from his post. Zaluzhny.